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Page 37 - Tunnel Master® Jr. User Manual Chapter 4: Wash Configuration
Wash Setting Field Description
Violation Count This is the number of times in the current shift that the gate sensed a car
longer than the Max Car Length.
Cleared Count This is the number of times in the current shift that a service wash was
cleared. This count is reset when a shift is bumped.
Duplicate Count This is the number of times in the current shift that a duplicate receipt was
printed. This count is reset when a shift is bumped.
Relay 2Address This is the address of the Relay box. The DIP switches determine this. If this is
a 24 output system, set this to “0”. If it is a 48 output system, set this to “9”.
Key Pad 1 Address This is the address of the first Keypad. If you are using a push button station,
set this to “0”. By default the keypad is set to “5”. If you are using multiple
keypads consult the DIP switch settings on the keypad for the proper
address.
Key Pad 2 Address This is the address of the second Keypad. The address of the keypad is based
on the DIP switch settings on the keypad.
Report Address This is the address in which the report printer is hooked up to. If the report
printer is hooked up to the main relay box, then set this to “0”. If the report
printer is hooked up to the keypad, set this option to “5”. This is the printer
where all of the reports will print out.
Receipt Address This is the address in which the receipt printer is hooked up to. If the receipt
printer is hooked up to the main relay box, then set this to “0”. If the receipt
printer is hooked up to the keypad, set this option to “5”. All of the reports
will print out from this printer.
Net Error Count This displays the number of network errors that have occurred since the
system was setup. This is used for troubleshooting purposes only and is not
changeable.
Reset Count The number of times the Tunnel Master® Jr. has been reset. For information
purposes only.
Expire Days For ICS use only.
Table 4-6.
Wash Settings Menu Descriptions
Configure Wash Settings
Before any washes can be processed, the user must configure the wash. Each item must be configured
accurately if the wash is to operate properly.
Step Action Screen Displays
1 From the main screen display, press the
MENU
button.
[1] Bump Shift [4] View Counts
[2] Wet Down Wash
[5] Print Reports
[3] Configure Wash
2 From the numeric keypad, press the
3
key to select
the Configure Wash option.
[1] Services [4] Wash Settings
[2] Outputs [5] Set Date Time
[3] Outputs Lists [6] Set Password
3 From the numeric keypad, press the numeric 4 key
to select the
Wash Settings
menu option.
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